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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

02 Oct 1901

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Anderson Intelligencer

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Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1901

Page

2

Wars of Chancellorsville through Salem Church

A Confederate veteran recounts the Chancellorsville campaign from May 3 to May 7, detailing fierce combat at Salem Church, the capture and burial of fallen comrades, and the brutal siege of Fredericksburg. He praises General Semmes and recalls wounded, prisoners, and the stormy aftermath, with reflections on leadership and battlefield chaos.

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Ole Re Oh Legiona Jackson Melawa Chancellorsville Chancellor House A. Bailey Holt T. Key Richmond Fredericksburg Salem Church Sedgewick Semmes Georgia Rhode Island Wilcox M. A. Parker Fifty-Third Knoxville Fort Sanders J. A. Hunt Haunt Walker William Judson William Schley Davis Columbus Sommes Davis Benjamin McBride Stovall Strickland Davie William Trudoon Jonesboro Cey Pennsylvania Bucktail Regiment Salem Heights Sedgwick Thad William Hudson Roswell 15 Oakland Zephys Genral Semmes Perides Lincoln Butterfield Hooker Stoneman Wackens Bank's Ford Kerrihaw Stiv Moor Church Rappahannock Teo Haversacks Sickles Bowling Green Road Lee Quartermaster Ingall Tin Washington Rom Leo Predorioxaburg
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Notable Civil War Picket Drills At Gettysburg Campaign Onset

The excerpt recalls the rough waters of Civil War life with talks of trading and fishing in off days, while soldiers drilled between picket duty. It hints at the looming campaign as Union and Confederacy prepared for the death struggle at Gettysburg in the bent part of the season.

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Gettysburg
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Horse with eleven gold and silver teeth cured

Anna the $4,000 saddle mare owned by Jefferson Seligman of New York underwent an unprecedented dental operation. Dr Theodore M Henderson filled eleven unsound teeth with gold and silver using cocaine anesthesia, while the horse stood calm and still. The mare, a prize winner at Madison Square shows, had refused food for weeks, and the procedure restored appetite without discomfort.

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Anna Mia Jefferson Seligman New York Theodore M. Henderson Mrs. Seligman Jean Henderson Mr. Seligman
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Mare Receives Silver Polish Teeth Treatment

A report from Chicago describes a mare that underwent a dental procedure in which a quantity of silver was pounded into one tooth and the rest of the teeth left intact. After the treatment the mare returned to her stall and resumed eating eagerly, seeking more food as her appetite recovered.

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Chicago
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Not Exactly What She Wanted

A teacher instructs infants in a Sunday School class guiding them to finish her sentences to show understanding. The London Tit-Bits notes a lesson in composure and a whimpering end to a misquoted example. It also describes the rorqual whale, up to 100 feet long, with long teeth, a 40 foot waist, and a 40 mile per hour swim, consuming a ton of fish daily plus seals when healthy.

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Milton Grimes Adair Adair Co Towa Bright Jon Dr. Pierce McCully Bros Texas Gus Kantas Ligoh & Ledbetter Gastoria Bears Igastoria Fred. G. Brown, Pres, and Tross Frank A. Burbidg Haperinterrdent R. E. Burbies Anderson Fertilizer Co., Anderson, 8. C Vandiver J. J. Major E. P. Vandiver Vandiver Bros. & Major Birdsell Vandiver Brothers & Major Acme Paint & Cement CO F. B. Grayton &Co Woop Nal Farmers and Merchants Bank Fnte Mr. Mation WFATE Peoples
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